Today the inauguration of the Bonn Climate Summit (COP23) and has been run by Fiji. This COP23 tries to continue with the development of the Paris Agreement to put a stop to global warming with an international effort.
At this inauguration of the Climate Summit, there has been a sense of urgency and the need to take immediate action measures to stop the advance of climate change. Do you want to know more details about this first meeting of COP23?
Opening of the Bonn Climate Summit
COP23 will be extended until November 17 to specify more detailed aspects about the Paris Agreement and begin to address action plans against climate change. In particular, it tries to deal with everything related to economic contributions and the fulfillment of objectives, as well as to fight against the shadow of the United States abandonment of the pact, which leaves a political vacuum and a financial hole.
Climate change and global warming have increasingly devastating effects and we no longer have time to be forecasting and speculating, but we have to take action. At this summit all must be set financial commitments and mitigation of the effects of global warming. For this, an "instruction manual" is needed so that the Paris Agreement has a tool to work on the fight against climate change.
Increase the goals of the Paris Agreement
Even if emissions are reduced as promised, it is not enough to stop global warming above two degrees Celsius compared to pre-industrial levels.
“Let's go forward. Let's complete our work. Let's raise our ambitions ”, concluded Espinosa, secretary of the UNFCCC, who highlighted that “Never before has there been such a degree of urgency”And described the latest natural disasters, such as the series of hurricanes in the Caribbean, as“ progress of what is to come ”.
All humanity hopes, that hopefully at this summit, truly real agreements will be reached, especially those industrialized countries, because until now we have not seen the fulfillment of any action that they committed to in past treaties, but instead they have They pressure and even force the countries that call us to develop, to comply with the treaties, knowing that we are not industrialized, when we are the victims of so-called transnational companies, which come precisely from many of the so-called developed and industrialized countries, those who take advantage of the resources of our countries, leaving devastated the environments of our regions, under the complicity of leaders who call themselves progressives.